Global e-waste is increasing, yet most of it goes unrecycled — prompting urgent calls for responsible disposal and innovative ...

An influx of short-lived electronic devices, including mobile phones, computing devices, chargers, and household appliances, ...

Electronic devices are deeply embedded in our lives, but what happens to your old smartphone or that antiquated laptop that no longer turns on? Odds are, they’re adding to the growing pile of ...

The rise of smartwatches and fitness bands has revolutionized how people monitor health, manage daily tasks, and interact ...

Millions of broken smartwatches, phones, and tablets are gathering dust in drawers across the UK as consumers reject repair ...

The Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District’s annual free electronic waste recycling collections in Burt, Washington, Thurston and Dakots counties will be held later this month.

Historically, a large portion of e-waste has been exported, often to developing nations lacking the infrastructure to handle ...

Starting January 1, 2026, a new Colorado law will give residents the legal right to repair a wide range of digital electronic devices without being forced to go through the original manufacturer.

An incredible “fixing factory” has opened in Hackney where you can pop in and get that broken toaster mended, or the old radio ...

Despite its growing impact, the Electronic waste or E-waste problem in Sri Lanka remains largely under-recognised and downplayed. This environmental concern receives less public awareness and ...

According to the UN, more than 60 million tons of electronic waste are thrown out each year and just a quarter ... for Boeing to make him a new Air Force One so the government is refurbishing a Qatari ...